A Gothic City - E-book - ePub

Name: A Gothic City
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Author: Robert Desilva
ISBN: 9781310078637

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Dwayne Valdis is rebuilding his empire, which he believes will catapult him into global domination. Alexis Nokovic, queen of a rival gothic family, stand... Lire la suite

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Dwayne Valdis is rebuilding his empire, which he believes will catapult him into global domination. Alexis Nokovic, queen of a rival gothic family, stand between him and his quest for world power. She swore an oath to destroy him after he betrayed her sect during a battle against the Romans in the 3rd century. After years of separation, their inevitable clash reignites and leads to a final conflict for civilization.
To complicate matters, her son the prince, develops a pivotal and forbidden love affair with a mortal female as these two extraordinary factions renew their war in modern day Europe.

Date de parution

04/12/2014
Editeur

JPCA
ISBN

978-1-310-07863-7
EAN

9781310078637
Format

ePub

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Biographie de Robert Desilva

Robert Desilva began writing for fun and for a sense of accomplishment when he was just twelve years old. This included winning awards for original plays he wrote in junior high. He has completed what he calls the Dark Season Series. This series consist of four novels that all contain a common theme. During the last four years he has written, "Young Vampires-chronicles of the Hunters, " "A Gothic City, " "The Dark Season-gargoyles, " and "Vampire Hunter-the Genesis 1890, " which was completed in 2014.
He finds writing gothic - sci-fi material the most fun because there is less limitations for the characters. This allows him to contrast romance and violence in his stories-making certain one element does not over play the other.